speechpoet

Thanks a bunch! Relieved to know it, and grateful for your quick action.

That’s great to hear. Thanks, Mike — and I’m sorry; this must be kind of a pain!

Thanks so much!!

That did the trick!

Many thanks!!

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You’re welcome, @mishko – and @matharuajay, I’m sorry I missed your reply! Thanks for the kind kudos (and great plugin).

Adding this to functions.php – add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ ); – stopped the undefined function error. But I can’t get “Publish to author’s Timeline” to stay checked, and the posts don’t show up in the timeline.

I’m having the same problem. I can’t trace it to a particular action or set of circumstances; it’s happened with a page as well as with a custom content type post.

I suspect the problem is at YouTube’s end. I can’t think of any reason they should be asking for an API key; all they ought to need is all you need for any remote blog posting interface: username, password and XMLRPC URL.

I’ve dropped them a note; we’ll see if I get a reply, and I’ll share it if I do.

I’m having the same problem in Firefox 2.0.0.1 on Mac OS X 10.4.8. The error console (menu: Tools / Error Console, Sajonara) reports multiple identical errors:

Error: this.frame.tinyMCEPopup.restoreSelection is not a function
Source File: https://www.robcottingham.ca/wp-includes/js/
tinymce/tiny_mce_gzip.php?ver=20061113&
theme=advanced&language=&
plugins=inlinepopups%2Cautosave%2Cspellchecker%2C
paste%2Cwordpress&lang=&index=0
Line: 1082

Hope that’s helpful.

Nice. BTW, that out_url value should probably have an https:// before it.

Hi, Craig — My guess is he just used a plugin along the lines of Bill Rawlinson’s rssLinkList / feedList to publish the RSS feed from his del.icio.us account. The “more” link is just a link to his del.icio.us page, and the “feed” link is a direct link to the del.icio.us RSS feed.

I’ve just had this happen over the past week. I’ve unchecked the option to allow anyone to register, and new users were limited to Subscriber permissions anyway. I haven’t seen any examples of blogs being hijacked, and I don’t know if they’re just trying to post unmoderated comments, hoping to post articles, or biding their time until they discover a (hopefully non-existent!) WordPress exploit.

I’m finding the responsiveness varies, and it seems to be a function of how peppy my site is overall. I’m guessing the big delay is the preview beneath the WYSIWYG window; WP2.0 renders the post in place before loading the editor, and if some of what it has to pull in (Google Analytics, flickr, etc.) isn’t feeling especially speedy, that can take a long time.

I’m having the same thing happen on my blog (on a non-PowWeb-hosted site). My guess is it’s a glitch in the feed, similar to what happened a month or so ago, and that Podz’n’co are busily knitting it back together.